National News: April 22, 2013

Written by Mark Garland
Sunday, 21 April 2013 20:55 News / National
The who, what, where and why of letting it burn, High County News Does One Size Fit All?, FSEEE Forest Service begins public review of ski area water rights rules, Denver Post What would Smokey say about water rights?, Grand Junction Daily Sentinel Public review starts for ski area water rights, Daily Camera AP Is Collaboration Working? Another Reader's Opinion, Evergreen magazine U.S. Forest Service Collaboration Process: Solution or Sham?, Evergreen magazine Wynsma Response to Rick Tholen Rebuttal: Forest Service Collaboration, Solution or Sham?, Evergreen magazine Collaboration: Been There, Done That, Forest Industry Western governors want private sector to help manage forests, Deseret News Western Governors Want Feds to Do More in Stressed Forests, Pew Stateline Western Governors request private sector be utilized to improve federal forest management, Western Governors Association Aging aircraft help battle wildfires, for now, Salt Lake Tribune Can forest health be legislated? - Proposed Senate bill would require widespread national forest logging, Summit Voice S.___: National Forest Insect and Disease Treatment Act, Summit Voice H.R.1442: Depleting Risk from Insect Infestation, Soil Erosion, and Catastrophic Fire Act, Library of Congress Sen. Mark Udall questions forest service chief about budget cuts, sequester, Springs Gazette Wyden slams agency for 'staggering' reduction in timber program, E&E Daily at Evergreen magazine Sequester Forces Firefighting Cuts, Udall Questions Forest Service Chief, KUNC Murkowski vs. Tidwell: Has the USFS lost it's purpose?, New Century of Forest Planning Forest Service Chief cites restoration, jobs and wildfire in Senate budget testimony, USFS Legacy Roads program deserves continued funding, report says, Kitsap Sun "Seeking the Greatest Good: The Conservation Legacy of Gifford Pinchot" - Documentary points to hope on environment, San Bernardino Sun 'In Their Footsteps' presents story of U.S. Forest Service creator, Astoria Coast Weekend Do fungi drive the forest carbon cycle? - In some forests, up to 70 percent of carbon sequestration happens deep underground, Summit Voice